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imaginethat1017 t1_jcz9kqg wrote

I was a casa for a year, before moving to a another country. It’s a bit more than just helping at court. You’re making sure the kid isn’t falling through the cracks when everyone else in the system is overwhelmed and overworked. There were services my casa child received only because casa was there to follow up. Everyone else forgot. Let me know if you have any questions.

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instant_ramen_chef t1_jcz83vc wrote

To be honest, it's probably gonna be more gardening than farming. As far as the livestock goes, I would want to do some dairy cows and goats. A few head of steer for beef and maybe a couple horses. And lots of chixkens! I would like to grow foods we can use to teach the cooking classes. Teach real farm-to-table.

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Bluegodzi11a t1_jcz6o4r wrote

I've honestly had better luck with my local composting facility than buying bagged stuff. Anything that has popped up from the local place has been climatized to my locale. So all the microbes are already established. Anything folks may buy thats bagged comes from all over and still would need to establish a healthy microbiome. I cant complain. Ive got morels growing now! We do get a few ants in the spring (its when they swarm and are looking for nesting sites)- but nothing crazy. Plus they feed all the little newts and salamanders that live in my yard!

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Isariamkia OP t1_jcz5zhw wrote

I actually never run, only walk with my dog. I don't open my mouth that big though but it's still enough to let some of these in. It's not that it disgusts me either, but it annoys me. I thought of covering my mouth with a mask but in the summer it will get real hot, so I can avoid doing that, that would be great ^^'

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mutilatedlama OP t1_jcz5ygo wrote

To me, this means the pa=ends didn't get the support they need. It is very easy to look at someone choosing drugs over their child and give no real thought to what drove them there.

So many kids in the system are second and even 3rd generation foster kids. There do need to be major changes made, but those major changes start somewhere small - like mowing a yard and donating clothes

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